Recurrent Patterns
Recurrent Patterns is a venture exploring strategies and insights around leading-edge companies, technology and cultural trends. Vaclav engages with leaders, entrepreneurs, scientists, authors and others who can share their perspectives in long-form conversations.
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AI for good
Is AI really going to take away all of our meaningful work? Could it make learning redundant? It turns out that the younger generation is using AI in surprising ways to do the right thing: use technology to become smarter.
Binging on excuses
Microsoft’s CEO took the stand, blaming Google for Bing’s stunted growth. Yet, a closer look at Bing’s history unveils Microsoft’s own muddled vision and missed opportunities. So, does Microsoft truly have a case, or is this just crocodile tears?
The new Raspberry Pi is in season
In a world fueled by curiosity, Raspberry Pi remains a beacon of innovation. Amidst the digital tapestry, this $70 wonder ignites the spirit of creation. This is more than tech; it's the essence of limitless potential. The age of Raspberry Pi is still upon us.
Clippy, the dead are walking again
Microsoft's latest unveiling, Microsoft Copilot, is already like reading from The Book of the Dead, where the legendary Clippy is guiding Copilot to the afterlife.
Google on trial
Google vs. DoJ - the high stake drama with allegations of monopolistic practices and anti-competitive tactics. This is the round 1 where both parties will check either other out. The real fight will be with the second lawsuit.
One click and you are done
Internet, a place full of hackers breaking into Microsoft's secret vault, your Internet connected fridge spamming the world and your friend's email is an open book. Welcome to the chaotic, dangerous battlefield of the Cyberspace.
When tech gets “cheesy”…
In a world where even cheese needs an ID, the Italians show how tech meets dairy. Say cheese to microchips and blockchain.
LinkedIn on its way to Artificial Stupidity
Every company is racing to introduce AI to their product. Sadly, LinkedIn is no different. They even ask for a feedback. Here it is.
ChatGPT, the snake oil salesman
ChatGPT: From Circus Monkey to Software Saver? Delving into its Comedic Beginnings and Software Engineering's Perilous Shortcuts
Let’s Zoom in
Zoom, once a pandemic hero, now faces again scrutiny for its planned use of data for AI training. Is the company trying to be transparent or hiding behind the legal language?